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"Snow White"
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"Every night she comes,
to take me out to dreamland…
TOM WAITS
Dear little you, I`m so sorrowful sorry,
[…]
Y cuando los pájaros veían a Snow White, decían lindascosaslindascosas.
Snow White, Snow White, the little men have come to say littleiloveyou.”
A Fragment poem by Juan Andrés García Román to "La Adoración", pp. 9-11.
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"morir de belleza"
02:56
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"Informers inform, burglars burgle, murderers murder, lovers love." - Jean-Luc Godard.
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Title from a fragment poem to Juan Andrés García Román: "Lo que quiero es morir de belleza" to "La Adoración", pp.17-19.
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"Quitanieves"
01:13
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“extingámonos en el esplendor”
[…]
“Lo que quiero es morir de belleza.”
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[…]
“quieto sobre ninguna rama,
ingrávido, infeliz,
como un hombre que escribe escribe escribe”
Fragments of poetry by Juan Andrés García Román to "La Adoración", pp. 17-19, 119, 121.
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"She knows"
04:27
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to Gordana Kuić and the memory of Sephardi women
"> > I have developed love
> > While standing behind the black curtains
> > She knows so many things.
> >
> > She has just the perfect age
> > And right darkness
> > There was a starless night
> > In her wore down pocket.
> > And her house is somewhere
> > You could not say.
> > I have developed love
> > While standing behind the black curtains
> >
> > A love of precious things
> > Only Gordana can show me.
> >
> > In movement
> > She whispered something
> >
> > I will close the door behind her
> > And the night will tell me longlocks
> > So so quiet.
> >
> > She knows so many secrets"
An unpublished poem by Elise Plain (New York, december 16, 2008).
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"Tale"
01:21
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"[…] can our dreams
ever blur the intransigent lines which draw.
The shape that shuts us in?"
A Fragment of "Tale of a tub" by Sylvia Plath.
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Susan Campos Fonseca Costa Rica
"No soy más que el eco de una canción/No soy eterna/No busco más que el eco de una canción" - Forugh Farrojzad
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